Idiotape, Jaurim, and Aziatix team up for Converse “3 Artists, 1 Song” exclusive track
Have you heard any of those sweet Converse collabo tracks that have hit the internet in the last year (such as this one)? If you have, then to Korean music [...]
Category Archives: K-INDIE
[Review] [Single] 3rd Line Butterfly – “Nine Days”
written by: TESTAMENTVM For a group brimming with such talent, 3rd Line Butterfly is surprisingly reclusive. Their last EP, “Nine Days or a Million“, was released in 2009, and since then they’ve [...]
Month In KPOP – April
Welcome to another “Month In Kpop“! Below you will find a full list of reviews that we (the McR Squad) wrote in the month of April* including a spotlight section [...]
[Review][Album] Standing Egg – “Like”
written by: drowningn00b The Eggs are back! Standing Egg released their second album, “Like”, expanding their acoustic guitar sound from their last mini, “Lucky”, to include a number of different [...]
[Review][Album] Nell – “Slip Away”
written by: drowningn00b When I first heard of Korean indie music, my definition of the genre came into conflict with the Korean definition. Koreans see it not as something apart [...]
[Review][Single] Heenain – “I’m OK”
written by: McRoth From Heenain‘s trepidatious winter single “Aniya” to something a little less moody, we have “I’m OK“. —– Last year, Heenain proved that she was capable of switching up [...]
[Review][Album] Urban Zakapa – “Beautiful Day”
written by: drowningn00b Indie has a propensity to sound seasonal. The spring is bouncy and up-beat, the fall a bit melancholy and nostalgic, while the winter is brooding and romantic [...]
[Review][Album] Acoustic Collabo – “Love Letter”
written by: drowningn00b After the fantastically pleasant and calming “Unplugged” album, Acoustic Collabo returned last month with their new EP, “Love Letter”. They ditch the pure acoustic aesthetic and bring [...]
[Review][Album] Monni – “From a Boy to a Man”
written by: drowningn00b Last November, Monni released the single “Band Music”, a dance-rock song that celebrated rock music in all its glory, from a killer bass, galloping guitar riffs and [...]
Lesser Stuff You Need to Know, Vol. 7
March was a month for trying new things. The winter was slowly thawing, but the chill remained, so things were still a bit dark and a bit heavy. That said, [...]
